David Bedella

David Bedella is a three-time Olivier Award-winning actor. He won the 2020 Olivier Award for Best Supporting Actor in a Musical for & Juliet, the 2016 Olivier Award & WhatsOnStage Award for Best Actor in a Supporting Role in a Musical for In The Heights, the 2015 London Cabaret Awards for Best Ongoing Production for Bedella & Friends, the 2004 Olivier Award for Best Actor in a Musical for Jerry Springer The Opera and the Joseph Jefferson Award for Best Actor in a Musical for A Chorus Line.

His theatre credits include Little Piece Of You (Theatre Royal Drury Lane); Lance Dubois in & Juliet (Broadway, Stephen Sondheim Theatre and West End, Shaftesbury Theatre); Frank-N-Furter in The Rocky Horror Show (50th Anniversary Production Australian Tour, National tour, West End and 2015 Live Broadcast from the Playhouse Theatre); Kevin in In The Heights (Kings Cross Theatre & Southwark Play-house); Satan/Warm-up Man in Jerry Springer The Opera (Edinburgh Festival; Royal National Theatre & West End); Roger De Bris in The Producers (National Tour); Sweeney in Sweeney Todd (Twickenham Theatre); Putting It Together (St James Theatre); Arnold in Torch Song Trilogy; Wilson Misner in Road Show (Menier Chocolate Factory); Billy Flynn in CHICAGO (West End); Molokov in Chess In Concert (Royal Albert Hall); and Hedwig in Hedwig And The Angry Inch London. His television credits include: Mayor Santos in Twenty Twenty Six (BBC); Moctezuma in Civilisations (BBC); Hank Sawyer in Sister Boniface Mysteries 4 (BBC/BritBox); Clyde in Big Mood (Channel 4); Tony Diamond in Sexy Beast (Paramount+); President Bachler in Jack Ryan 4 (Amazon); Senator Moreno in Treasure of the Black Swan (Movistar); Steve Tilson in Deep State (BBC); Luis in By Any Means; Frankie in Inside No. 9; Quentin in Ben Elton’s Blessed; and series regular Dr. Carlos Fashola in Holby City. His film credits include: Leonard in Argylle; Drew Favreau opposite Thandie Newton in All The Old Knives; Alexander for Oliver Stone, opposite Anthony Hopkins; Batman Begins for Chris Nolan, opposite Christian Bale; Red Light Runners opposite Harvey Keitel and Jerry Springer The Opera for BBC Film.